Bitcoin (BTC) price tumbled to a weekly low of $40,555 of Wednesday morning, down 9% from its yearly peak of $44,700 recorded on Dec 8.
On-chain data trail shows that Large Institutional investors capitalized on the Bitcoin price dip to acquire another 13,010 BTC (~$533 million).
Historical accumulation trends show that Bitcoin smashing the $43,200 resistance could catalyze more gains.
I am BULLISH strongly on this pair now, and will update if, based on my trading systems, trend reversals, position reducing, take profits, or trend change happens
Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped to a 10-day low of $40,555 on Wednesday morning, down 9% from the 2023 peak of $44,700 recorded on Dec 8. On-chain data analysis depicts that Large Institutional investors capitalized on the Bitcoin price dip to acquire another 13,010 BTC (~$533 million).
Bitcoin price looks set to reclaim the $50,000 territory in the short-term. From an on-chain perspective, corporate investors accumulating BTC to front-run the impending Spot ETF approval appear to be the major driver behind the current bullish momentum.
Without any significant setback to the Spot ETF approvals process, the Bitcoin bulls are expected to remain in control.
However, historical buy/sell trends show that the $43,500 area could form a significant resistance to the next Bitcoin price bounce.
But if the whales maintain their current buying trend, Bitcoin price will likely smash that resistance has reclaim $45,000 as predicted.
On the flip side, the bears could invalidate that positive prediction if Bitcoin price dips below the critical psychological resistance at $40,000. But, in that case, the 1.17 million holders that bought 520,140 BTC at the average price of $41,000 could offer significant support.
Since the Bitcoin Spot ETF approval is expected in the next few months, BTC price will likely defend that support level fiercely.